strips, or strips, have never enjoyed great popularity in our country, at least not on the pages of newspapers (for which they were born). In Anglophone countries, although they certainly are no longer in its heyday, continued to carve out their space. Here are two comebacks. Garth, a character created by Steve Dowling in 1943 (but then continued by others, including Frank Bellamy) returns to the pages of British newspaper The Mirror, unfortunately only with reprints of old stories. In the U.S., however, the strip Dick Tracy, created by Chester Gould in 1931 (and also continued by various artists), continues in the pages of newspapers and by March 14 will receive a new creative team of Joe Staton and Mike Curtis.
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